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On a thin, nonconducting rod, positive charges are spread evenly, so that there is the same amount of charge per unit length at every point. On another identical rod, positive charges are spread evenly over only the left half, and the same amount of negative charges are spread evenly over the right half. For each rod, deduce the direction of the electric field at a point that is located directly about the mid-point of the rod. Give your reasoning.

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